Emergence of $^4$H $J^\pi=1^-$ resonance in contact theories
Lorenzo Contessi, Martin Sch\"afer, Johannes Kirscher, Rimantas, Lazauskas, Jaume Carbonel

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the emergence of a stable $^4$H $J^=1^-$ resonance in contact theories using pionless EFT, revealing universal features of few-fermion systems and implications for nuclear physics.
Contribution
It shows a cutoff-stable resonance in $^4$H using three numerical methods, highlighting the importance of three-body scales and suggesting similar states in larger nuclei.
Findings
A universal $^4$H $J^=1^-$ resonance is found.
Resonance stability is independent of cutoff within a range.
Implications for powercounting in pionless EFT and larger nuclei.
Abstract
We obtain the - and -wave low-energy scattering parameters for nH elastic scattering and the position of the H resonance using the pionless effective field theory at leading order. Results are extracted with three numerical techniques: confining the system in a harmonic oscillator trap, solving the Faddeev-Yakubovsky equations in configuration space, and using an effective two-body cluster approach. The renormalization of the theory for the relevant amplitudes is assessed in a cutoff-regulator range between and . Most remarkably, we find a cutoff-stable/RG-invariant resonance in the H system. This -wave resonance is a universal consequence of a shallow two-body state and the introduction of a three-body -wave scale set by the triton binding energy. The stabilization of a resonant state in a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Nuclear physics research studies
